Vidoop

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Vidoop secures the login by providing the user with a method of receiving a one-time access code at the last moment, just in time for login. The innovative system draws the user's eye to the secret based on a selection made during the enrollment process. Without knowledge of the secret, the display appears completely random to other observers. Only the user can interpret the one-time access code from the display.

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  no more passwords, i love it!

  by: rachel549 on 25-Sep-2007 09:00:49 AM

  Pros: effective against the four primary types of hacking, portable, easy and the firefox plug-in they offer that manages your passwords puts the control over security in the user's hands for all websites, not just sites that accept openID. by far the most innovative thing to hit the web in a while.

  Cons: works just about everywhere with the exception of my banking website...which is a travesty since the security my bank offers is a joke. bank of america, it's time to step it up! that's right...i'm calling you out!

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  The web single sign-on is very cool

  by: IdentityJunky on 25-Sep-2007 10:14:08 AM

  Pros: Vidoop's OpenID is the only one with better security (compared with passwords.) And they provide a password manager utility as well. So my new myvidoop identity is now my only login identity. It gets me into OpenID sites, and also manages my passwords for those sites that don't accept OpenID (YET!!)

  Cons: The single sign on (password manager) is available only for firefox right now. But an email to the company asking when we could use it for IE got this response: "Thanks for asking. The plugin for IE should ship in November."

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  Getting a myVidoop account and the FireFox Plug-In

  by: doughal on 25-Sep-2007 11:19:43 AM

  Pros: When you link to the site on the page, go to the myVidoop link on the home page. sign up or sign in to your myVidoop account. On the subsequent page after login, look for the "get the plug-in" link. Make sure you are using FireFox when you sign on so you can install the plug-in. Enjoy. I know you will love using your myVidoop account. Oh, and spread the word.

  Cons: I can't think of anything...

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